A California bankruptcy judge on Thursday told the unsecured creditors committee in the Chapter 11 of the Archdiocese of San Francisco to refile a complaint seeking to declare parish assets estate property, sa... (more story)

The U.S. unit of Swiss solar-panel maker Meyer Burger secured a Delaware bankruptcy judge's approval Thursday to sell its assets for $28.7 million in Chapter 11, defeating an objection to the deal from unsecur... (more story)

A New Jersey federal judge affirmed a pair of orders tied to approval of the Chapter 11 plan of Invitae Corp., ruling that the bankruptcy court was correct in denying unsecured creditors the right to bring avo... (more story)

A Delaware bankruptcy judge said Thursday he would tentatively approve the latest disclosure statement from bankrupt trucking company Yellow Corp. after it resolved issues with its largest public shareholder, ... (more story)

Bankrupt pharmaceutical company Purdue Pharma LP received approval from a New York judge Thursday to pay more than $17.5 million in employee bonuses, mirroring the bonus structures of the last few years since ... (more story)

Bankrupt solar panel business Sunnova Energy International Inc. asked a Texas court to approve a settlement that resolves an ongoing dispute about its sale of solar systems by transferring disputed systems to ... (more story)

Nearly four months into its second Chapter 11 case, Rite Aid has asked a New Jersey bankruptcy judge to give it more time to file a reorganization plan, saying it needs until the end of the year to draw up a p... (more story)

Sullivan & Cromwell LLP announced Wednesday that it has hired a former assistant to the solicitor general whose wealth of appellate experience includes six arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court.

SL Green Realty Corp. announced a deal to buy the site of the former Brooks Brothers flagship store and an adjacent office building from the former head of the brand in a $160 million deal.

The former CEO and former chief financial officer behind bankrupt cryptocurrency lender Cred Inc. will serve four years and three years, respectively, after previously pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

A Colorado company has hit a law firm and one of its former bankruptcy attorneys with a legal malpractice suit in Washington federal court, alleging that the defendants' "negligence" caused the business to los... (more story)

A Texas bankruptcy judge Thursday approved residential solar panel financing firm Mosaic's plan to reorganize and hand ownership of its loan servicing business to its secured lender, after no buyers came forwa... (more story)

A New Jersey federal judge said Thursday he will approve a Chapter 11 plan for a troubled real estate investment firm that includes selling an affordable housing complex in Pittsburgh and creating a litigation... (more story)

A Texas bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved two sales of Desktop Metal's remaining U.S. operating assets totaling $7.25 million, as the bankrupt 3D printing company looks to quickly exit Chapter 11.

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has filed an enforcement action against two former executives of a subsidiary of bankrupt fintech company Synapse, alleging that they failed to properly supervise th... (more story)

The Third Circuit affirmed a bankruptcy court's order allowing Nationstar Mortgage to proceed with a home foreclosure sale, finding that the homeowner was trying to relitigate the exact same issues she had alr... (more story)

Investors of failed, cryptocurrency-focused Silvergate Bank secured a California federal judge's final approval Wednesday for their $37.5 million settlement of claims alleging the bank misrepresented its safeg... (more story)

Quinn Emanuel has asked a Miami federal court to end a Mexican oil company's request for documents relating to three criminal proceedings and in one bankruptcy action, all pending in Mexico, arguing that the r... (more story)

A Missouri bankruptcy judge Wednesday agreed to waive certain deposit restrictions to allow consumer DNA testing group 23andMe to move $265 million to a higher-yielding fund, overruling risk concerns.

Bankrupt California resort developer SilverRock Development received approval to extend the exclusive control window in its Chapter 11 case for four months, with a Delaware judge saying the debtor has made eno... (more story)